Register—burial, cremation, interment etc
63 Register—burial, cremation, interment etc
The licensee of a facility must keep a register of each burial, cremation, interment, disinterment and exhumation at the facility.
The register must include the following information for a burial:
the name of the deceased person whose human remains are buried and their—
date of birth (if known); and
date of death (if known);
the unique identifying number—
of the right to burial certificate; and
for the burial site, application, deceased person and their human remains and the burial given under section 17 (Burial at cemetery—application);
the date the human remains are buried;
either—
the unique identifying number of the facility site where the human remains of the deceased person are buried; or
if the burial was a natural burial, the GPS location where the human remains of the deceased person are buried in the cemetery.
The register must include the following information for a cremation:
the name of the deceased person whose human remains are cremated and their—
date of birth (if known); and
date of death (if known);
the unique identifying number for the cremation;
the date the human remains are cremated.
The register must include the following information for the interment of cremated remains:
the name of the deceased person whose cremated remains are interred at the facility and their—
date of birth (if known); and
date of death (if known);
the unique identifying number—
of the right to interment certificate; and
for the interment site, deceased person and cremated remains allocated under section 30 (Interment—application);
the date the cremated remains are interred.
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